I mostly agree with your point, but I think this is too much. Projects should be made up of decoupled modules (units ?) with well-defined interfaces. These should be stable and tested, and mostly without mocking required.
The larger your project the more important this is.
>Projects should be made up of decoupled modules (units ?) with well-defined interfaces.
That goes without saying.
Nonetheless, if it's a very decoupled module with a very well defined, relatively unchanging interface which you could surround with tests with the bare minimum of mocking - to me that says that it probably makes sense to put it in a project by itself.
>The larger your project the more important this is.
The larger a project gets the more I want to break it up.
I mostly agree with your point, but I think this is too much. Projects should be made up of decoupled modules (units ?) with well-defined interfaces. These should be stable and tested, and mostly without mocking required.
The larger your project the more important this is.